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Google files lawsuit against Russian watchdog over controversial YouTube content: Reports

Russia gives Google 24 hours to pull illegal content — or else

Google has come under fire in Russia for failing to remove illegal content quickly enough. The company has been given 24 hours to comply or be slowed down. Twitter was given the same ultimatum last month and complied, removing 91 percent of highlighted content. Russia has now asked Google to remove links to content prohibited in the country within 24 hours or be punished. Google s services in Russia could be throttled within the country if it fails to comply. As quoted by the Russian TASS, Russia s Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media, or Roskomnadzor, said: After Twitter, at the request of Roskomnadzor, removed 91% of the prohibited information, Google came out on top in the amount of unreleased illegal content that directly harms Russian users. [.]

Court upholds decision to fine Twitter for refusing to delete proscribed data

Court upholds decision to fine Twitter for refusing to delete proscribed data In early April, the magistracy No. 422 of the Tagansky district of Moscow fined Twitter 8.9 million rubles over the company’s refusal to delete information calling on minors to take part in unauthorized rallies © EPA/JOHN G. MABANGLO MOSCOW, May 17. /TASS/. The Tagansky Court in Moscow has declared the decision to fine Twitter 8.9 mln rubles ($126,153) over the social network s refusal to delete calls on minors to take part in unauthorized rallies, as legal, the court’s spokesperson told TASS. The court considered Twitter s complaint against the decision of the magistracy No. 422 of the Tagansky district of Moscow regarding a fine of 8.9 mln rubles. The decision of the first instance court left unchanged, Twitter s complaint was not satisfied, the official said.

Twitter delays removal of prohibited content — Russian lawmaker

Twitter has to delete approximately 1,200 posts with illegal content by May 15 © Worawee Meepian/Shutterctock/FOTODOM MOSCOW, May 15. /TASS/. Although the administration of the Twitter microblogging service has agreed to delete prohibited content, it has been delaying implementation of relevant requests submitted by Russia’s telecoms watchdog Roscomnadzor, said Anton Gorelkin, a member of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy. Twitter has taken a mixed stance: they agreed to delete prohibited content, but they delay implementation of Roskomnadzor’s requests. Presumably, they will keep doing so in the future. So far, they have failed to report that all Roskomnadzor’s demands have been met, he told TASS on Friday.

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